The House of De Mailly a Romance
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How old are you? Oh, pardon! I am absurdly thoughtless! But you look so young 1" "I am eighteen/' responded Deborah at once.
"And I nineteen. Beside you I appear thirty. It is because I have lived here for three years. Ah! How I have been bored!" "It must have been very lonely all the summer. But now, with Monsieur the Mare'chal returned, it will be better/' "Oh, you are right! It will be more difficult now, and so, more absorbing. But Jules lets me do almost as I please. If he were but more st...rict, less cold, Francois would have more interest. He is growing indifferent. Dieu! How I have worked to prevent that! But it is imbecile of me! I care so much for him that I cannot be- have as I should!" "I do not understand/' said Deborah, indistinctly, with a new feeling, one of dread, stealing over her. In- stinctively she feared to hear what this pale, big-eyed little creature was going to say next.
For an instant Victorine stared at her. Then, leaning slowly forward and looking straight into Deborah's honest eyes, she asked, in a low tone, " You did not know that de Bernis that I " Deborah sprang up, the empty tea-bowl rolling unheeded at her feet.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
How old are you? Oh, pardon! I am absurdly thoughtless! But you look so young 1" "I am eighteen/' responded Deborah at once.
"And I nineteen. Beside you I appear thirty. It is because I have lived here for three years. Ah! How I have been bored!" "It must have been very lonely all the summer. But now, with Monsieur the Mare'chal returned, it will be better/' "Oh, you are right! It will be more difficult now, and so, more absorbing. But Jules lets me do almost as I please. If he were but more st...rict, less cold, Francois would have more interest. He is growing indifferent. Dieu! How I have worked to prevent that! But it is imbecile of me! I care so much for him that I cannot be- have as I should!" "I do not understand/' said Deborah, indistinctly, with a new feeling, one of dread, stealing over her. In- stinctively she feared to hear what this pale, big-eyed little creature was going to say next.
For an instant Victorine stared at her. Then, leaning slowly forward and looking straight into Deborah's honest eyes, she asked, in a low tone, " You did not know that de Bernis that I " Deborah sprang up, the empty tea-bowl rolling unheeded at her feet.
What to read after The House of De Mailly a Romance?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Potter Margaret Horton to read onlineMoreLess
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